Tag: Ride-hailing
Bangkok, Thailand – Ride-hailing platform Bolt has launched a browser-based game that allows users to experience the realities of car ownership without the financial costs or long-term commitment. The game features four simulations reflecting common driving frustrations: sitting in a traffic jam, washing...
Bangkok, Thailand – Ride-hailing platform Bolt has launched a campaign in Thailand aimed at encouraging people to choose ride-hailing instead of driving after a night out. The campaign, titled “Don’t Drink and Drive — Ride with Bolt” runs from 12 March to 30 April 2026 and targets peak nightlife hours...
California, United States – inDrive has launched inDrive Ads, a new global advertising platform designed to diversify revenue while keeping fares affordable for riders and commissions low for drivers. Now live across inDrive’s top 20 countries and reaching the majority of its monthly active users in...
Southeast Asia – Grab and Chinese automotive manufacturer GAC have entered into a strategic partnership to introduce an initial 20,000 electric vehicles (EVs) into ride-hailing fleets across Southeast Asia. The collaboration will see GAC’s Aion Y, Aion ES, and Aion V models rolled out across Singapore,...
Singapore — Singapore’s Land Transport Authority (LTA) has granted full three-year ride-hail service operator licences to Geo Lah Pte Ltd and Trans-cab Services Pte Ltd, following the completion of their provisional licensing period. The two operators were awarded provisional licences on December 23,...
The exit in Pakistan is a move by Uber to reduce market overlap between the U.S. firm and its Middle East unit Careem.
The latest YouGov BrandIndex that shows that Grab’s Buzz, Consideration and Customer Satisfaction scores among Singapore residents who say they are very to somewhat likely to use transport providers.
To make the service more accessible, OBHAI has expanded its ride-hailing service to the popular messaging app WhatsApp.
Vehicle-routing tech SWAT Mobility answers to Filipino employers' plight as the country lockdown prunes away transpo options for their workers.
